
The first Targa signed by Machine Revival, a French bespoke automotive atelier, Nola is a breath of the South wrapped in leather. Drawn from the atmosphere of New Orleans, its jazz, its mysteries, its softness, this 1977 Porsche 911 Targa restomod came out of a dialogue with its future owner. It holds tradition and improvisation together, workshop precision and free spirit.
Specification
- Base
- Porsche 911 Targa (1977)
- Engine
- 3.0
- Power
- 240 HP
- Transmission
- Manual
- Exterior
- Magnolia Green
- Interior
- Black and Tobacco Leather
- Use
- Leisure drives & Weekend getaways





























Design and materials
Its metallic Magnolia Green evokes the dark waters of the Mississippi delta, and under the light the body ripples between the shadow of the wings and the raw brightness of the brushed aluminium roll bar. The Fuchs wheels, black and aluminium, reinterpret a Porsche classic with a stated contrast. The interior owes as much to the elegance of the Garden District as to the warmth of the French Quarter: black and tobacco leather, a fully trimmed dashboard, deep seats.
On the road
The 3.0 flat six delivers 240 hp through a manual gearbox, enough to compose a score in shades. With the roof off, open air driving becomes an experience in its own right. Nola was never meant to chase lap times: built for weekend escapes, it celebrates every corner, every burst of acceleration, every silence.
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